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Day 1.

Here are some fire works that I managed to get, unfortunately I was zoomed in too far (400mm) for the first shot so I zoomed out and didn't adjust focus again so these are soft....

Happy New Year everyone, here is a not good photo of fireworks show me your new year :-)

It seems all of Teds photos have vanished...

Well seeing as I post and search for so many websites etc I thought I would create this post so that I can find them easily and also so that others can have a look. I have a weird way of finding things to which even my workmates wonder what search words I put in lol. Anyway I hope people get...

I found this very interesting. The portrait lens: 50mm vs 85mm. | Orange County Wedding Photographer Los Angeles

Hey with my current lenses is it worth my while buying a Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.4G? I have read that this would be great for weddings and I am thinking it also would be great for night time milkyway shots etc. My current lenses in this range are the 16-35VR and Prime is 50mm f/1.4.

Very interesting and the first time I have heard of such an event. News - Hear a loud "boom" Christmas Eve? It might have been a rare frost quake - The Weather Network

Those that are interested in this camera here is a good article - Nikon D90 Review by Thom Hogan:cool:

This is from a local 4wd competition, great fun :-) hope you enjoy.

Photos taken with D80 and 80-400mm VR - V8 Supercars Bargagello Raceway Western Australia.

I have been trawling the web and found some great macro rigs with example shots from each, I will post the link here - More Macro Rigs | Up Close with Nature. Click link for simple set ups from everyday stuff like water bottles.

Just been searching the internet and came across this DIY softbox page. @wud I thought you may be interested ;) How To Build 24 DIY Softboxes | DIYPhotography.net

I thought this could come in handy as a sticky. How to Choose a Macro Lens - For Dummies How to Choose a Macro LensBy Thomas Clark from Digital Macro and Close-Up Photography For Dummies When you’re considering which fixed macro lens is best for you, the first thing to contemplate is which...

Well in overcast conditions I decided to try my luck with the old model 80-400VR and my Kenko 1.4TC. These results in my opinion can only get better as I was shooting up to 2500 ISO and down to 1/250sec at 400mm (550 including TC). All handheld using only the VR of the lens. ​ISO 2500, 550mm...

Well as some may know I just signed up for the Adobe $10p/mth deal which includes Behance. I have just tried uploading my first image to behance and I get this. I think this is pretty unfortunate as I wold like to upload Hi-res photos like I do to Flickr or Redbubble (20+mb).

Check out this guy... Its amazing. Artist Simon Beck Creates Intricate Snow Art by Walking for Miles And for those not liking clicking on links here are a few photos from the site. AMAZING STUFF

Well this was a very nice surprise from my flatmate... I am still speechless... Thank you.

Well with the New Year approaching I thought I would like to create this thread, all though I am going to hate it so keep it bookmarked. My new years resolution is to Not crop any photos and to get them as good a crop in camera as I would have liked... This is going to suck ;-)

What are everyone's thoughts over this image? Does it work or not? Is it ruined by the aspects that I tried to keep?" This is another experimentation stage of what I am trying to achieve.